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The Washington critic., 1887-07-25
DRUNKENNESS

or the Liquor Habit Gan BE Cured
By Administering DIR. Halnes'
Golden Specific.
Can be given In a cup of Coiee or tea with
ont tho knowledge of the person taking II. IL
IS absolutely harmless, and will eject a per-
IGauGut and speedy cure, whether the patient
Is u moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.
IL has been given in thousands OF cases, and
In every Instance perfect cur has followed.
If never fails. The system once mprCg-
mated with The Specific, II becomes an utter
lnpus,ihlity for tho liquor appetite 90 exist,
For -gle hy =. N.Wure, under E51ltt House;
X. K. HulphcustiuU, Fourteenth street and
Vermont avenue Washington,
The Washington critic., 1887-07-25
SUMMER RESORTS,

GUNNER BOARD-Near Point Look
- out; rates 80 per week or Sl.2j per day;
wagons meet every down steamer: free traus-
portation TO and from my place. T.. l.. FREE.
MAN, Cornheld Harbor, Md.
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chicago Markets.
The following summary is by b. X. Plain
& CO., st. Cloud Building, Ninth & +
streets:
The Washington critic., 1887-07-25

We did not part after that for
another ten years. Then she left me
to 90 whence | can never recall her,
Yet there is trysting place-in the
woods through which we once passed
as children, and often afterwards as
lovers, There / watch the llecked
sunlight and mark the silence. Aud
1t seems to me that | can "hear 1t be
still" More than that, | know the
pure soul looks at me through the
honest eyes, Il. III. DUDLEY.
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CHAPTER XII.
THE BROWNING CITY.

For an hour or more | sat waiting Gum
slopogaas having meanwhile gone to sleep
also, ell at length the east turned gray and
huge misty shapes moved over the surface Of
the water like ghosts Of long forgotten dawns
They were the vapors rising from their
watery bed to greet the sun. Then the gray
turned to primrose, and the primrose grew to
red. Next, glorious bars Of light sprang up
across the eastern sky, and through them the
radiant messengers of the dawn came speed
ing upon their arrowy way, scattering the
ghostiy vapors and awaking the mountains
with kiss, as they few from range to range
and longitude to longitude. Another mo-
ment, and the golden gates were open, and
the sun himself came forth as a bridegroom
from his chamber, with pomp and glory and
a flashing as Of 100000 spears, and en-
braced the night and covered her with bright
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gNSuMPTIYES.

ia Undersigned having been re-
~ simrle means, after
SOFA u.s. erai ears with a severe
,ufs affection, and chat dread disease
o. Nh til ton, is anxious to make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means
C cu~e 90 these who uesire il, he will
cheeriils send free Of caarge) copy
OF the presel iption used, which tney
will Ind a s4re cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Catarrb, Bronchitis and
all threat end lung Maladies. He
hopes all sufferers win try his Remedy,
as ID Is Invaluable. Those desiring tho
prescri,, ton. which viii cost them moth
tng. and may prove u blessing, will
please address, REv. LDv ARD A. Wiz
SON, williamsburg, hilgs county
New Iolk,
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Mexican War Veteran.

The wonderful efficacy Of swift's Specific as
remedy and cure for rheumatism and all blood dis
eases. has had more conspicuous illustration
than this Affords The candid, unsolicited aud
emphatic testimony given by the venerable gentle
man must be accepted as convincing aud conclusive.
The writer is prominent citizen of Mississippi. The
gentleman to whom Mr. Martin refers, and to whom
he is indebted for the advice to which he owes his
final relief from years of suffering, Is Mr. King. for
many years the popular night clerk OF the Lawrence
House, at Jackson
JACKSON, Miss, April 20. 1851. !
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. Atlanta, Ga.
Genflemen-I have been invalid pensloner for
forty years, having contracted pulmonary and other
diseases in the Mexican War. but till the list OF
March, 1875. did feel any symptoms OF rheumatism
On that day was suddenly stricken with that dis
ease In both hips and ankles For twenty days I
walked on crutches. Then the pain less Violent
but y SHIFTED from joint to Joint Fer weeks would
the ohe Tho pa on @ sae % g eody or
eleven years and seven months ia from March l.
When was cured During these eleven 10 Years 81 IN IN
tense suffering tried lnnamerable prescriptions
Fested ~ friends, but Il ever received the least
ternaiiy, / am not aware OF Il. FINALLY. about the
first OF September made arrangements to go to the
Oi Aikdnhab having uGSphirGu OF every
other remedy, when accidentally met an old ac-
quaintance. Mr.. King now OF the Lawrence House
Of this city He had once been great sufferer from
by a visit TO Hot Springs. But when met him he
told me that his visit 70 the Hot Springs was IN vain
Tho found no relief. On his return from Hot Springs
he heard, for the first time OF the s. s. remedy
for rheumatism. He tried IL and SIX bottles made
complete cure Several years have passed since, but
he has had no return of the disease.
Immediately returned to try 1t. In September
took four bottles, and by the FIRST of October was
wel-as far az the rheumatism concerned. All
pain had disappeared, and HAVE NOT FELT A TwINaE
OF SINCE.
I have no interest In making this statement other
than the hope that II may direct other sufferer
TO sure source OF relief and II II has this result
am well rewarded for my trouble am very
spectfully aud truly your friend
J. NJ. II. MARTIN
For sale by all druggists. Treatise on Blood and
Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga
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when 1t did so an exclamation of astonish-
ment and delight burst from our lips as we
caught our first view of the place that we
afterward knew as Milosis, or the Frowning
City from mi, which means city, and losis, a
frown)
AT a distance Of some 500 yards from the
rivers bank rose a sheer precipice Of granite,
200 feet or so IN height, which had no doubt
once formed the bank itself--the Intermediates
space of land now utilized as docks and road
ways having been gained by draining and
deepening and embanking the stream.
continued ia Our pe.rt.
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continued IN oar neat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-30
ExrRAoRD1sAnY OrrEarNas
win Always be Found on Our Regular
REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE DAYS,
Which Take Place
EVERY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
of the week

OF the week.
Remnants and Bargains from all over the house are
carefully selected marked way down. and most geuer-
ally every article marked (Which of course IL no
where the regular valued Is closed out Among
the many will be found
100 dozen Gents Suspenders at l7c These come in
All the different eolorings and white. worth from 25c.
800 dozen Ladies' Linen Cape Collars, at &C., worth
100 dozen ladies' White Chimessttss At 1870, sold
Tasies Bea az ns Embroidered Fine MN .
Bic worth fully Soc As Null les siIIbe Sc lash s
SeoR the e1ng s chance to buy fine Tie
i,pUo Boxes sanlansues Face Powder lac. per box,
1000 Best quality Steel Buttoniole Scissors, with
measuring attachment, at 74c. regular value 81 80
for 5oc ""' As"i''' ''' '''' S''a os everybody
ana Al F our ss crere Lsss Ruehns for this Thursday
Friday. -'"' A"~
the public ,s7 pieces OF Fine slrat satteSn Which
we sell ut 12sc., regular value Csc; have only rs
go% Want sh, an they
portunity to buy Sstteen Dress for half price. w
in Worth at ss.
many PURPOSES such as curtains, spreads, furniture
&c. per yard worth 12Jsc. why
Of h1f 6s pei ysl Worth Il plain c00r'
cases Checked Organizes. Nubian stripes and Fine
French Den,ees Remnants, at I5c per yard worth
~, % ana 3Oc. These goods are q perfect barDain
useful for Children's and ladies' DRESSES.
new lot of Satteen Remnants extraordinary nat.
Terms "a gnt and dark, only 6Ac, per yard worth at
Gle we will not forget to mention the important fact
Of the season. as
cases OF fine Satteen Remnants, in dark and light
patterns only IOc yard, worth 1S and Doc There
are many plain colors In this LOT.
Also, 4 new invoice of the famous French Satteen
Remnants, i'll light and dark patterns at l2Ec per
yard, worth % and 30c. >s0 'o-
small lot of Linen Finish Percale superb patterns
excellent limitations Of the French Chalsis onlH &c
per yard worth 12kc W.
cases of Cream Seersucker Remnants, only Ac per
yard. worth at least Zoe. w. fS
The quickest way to the beautiful dollar ia by the
ROAD or ECONOMY In order to reach this station don't
overlook the following reductions in our Spread De-
partment:
Our Double-Faced Fringed Spread which hereto
fore has been rapidly selling for $1, offer at Csc
Our Double-Faced Scotch Honeycomb Spread re-
duced from $1.75 to $1.4S ~
The best values brought to public notice are
our Extra Heavy and Immensely Large-Size Spreads
regular value S225 and S221, reduced for Thursday
and Friday only to Sl9S. Also, 12-4 Honevcomb
Spread, REGULAR price 81. only G2Hc Also d 1874
Honeycomp Spread regular price s "a only 9lc
Judging by the immense quantity We sell of them
they must be an extra bargain.
All goods must compare with this announcement or
money refunded. Every article marked in Un;n ts,-
urps One Price to every body. ~ NO
As We are always rushed on these days We wonld
Mp your mind TO DO this and do it. You will benefit
yourself, aud oblige
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Mrs James Brown Potter did not have the pres.
ence OF the Princess OF Wales grace her debut ON
the professional stage; but she had the Prince and
he embraced the occasion 10 set a new fashion for
cur gded youth 10 follogy-the execra bic co,ublna
ton OF a shirt front ornamented with single stud
OF duli green color, and lavender kid gloves She
had this morning, also, what viii do her more good
financially than the presence Of the royal family
last night: from two 10 four columns Of SPACE An
some OF the most widely circulated American
newspapers u is easy 10 see, however, that her
appearance was not a success
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Tar Omar ArrnAcr1os.

ouR SHOE DEPARTMENT. Is THE NAG.
NET WHICH DAILY ATTRACTS THE
CROWDS OF LADIES TO BE FOUND AL
MOST CONSTANTLY ON THE FIRST FLOOR
OF OUR BUILDING. LADIES COME HERETO
BUY THEIR SHOES FOR SEVERAL CAUSES.
IN THE FIRST PLACE OUR STYLES AND
QUALITIES ARE THE LATEST AND BEST,
AND OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS BELOW
THE LOWEST, AND THEN OUR LADIES'
SHOE DEPARTMENT. BEING ENTIRELY
SEPARATED FROM THAT OF THE MEMS,
THE UTMOST PRIVACY Is sEcuRED-AN
AGREEABLE EXPERIENCE TO WASHING
TON LADIEs-AND THEY SEEM TO THOR
OUGHLY APPLICABILITY.
PRICES COUNT FOR VERY LITTLE ON
PAPER; THE SHOES MUST BE SEEN. HAM
DIED. EXAMINED, AND TRIED oNToIN.
TELIIGENTLY UNDERSTAND THEIR VAL
UEs
TO YOU. WHO, PERHAPS. HAVE NOT
BEEN TO SEE Us, WE ARE MORE THAN
ANXIOUS TO EXHIBIT THE MATcHLEss
STOCK OF SHOES FOR LADIES, GENTLE
MEN. MISSES. AND BOYS. WITH WHICH :
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT IS NOW WELL
FILLED. A VISIT OF INSPECTION WILL
COST BUT A SLIGHT OUTLAY OF TINE.
YOU'LL BE PLEASANTLY RECEIVED,
CHEERFULLY SHOWN OUR GOODS, AND
NEVER IMPoRTUNED TO BUY.
sAKs l. COMPANY,
GENERAL oUTFITTERS,
misc 300 to 30s Seventh 1t.
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Itiis Satisfactory to learn thai the plans for the
illumination OF the statue OF Liberty in New York
hsrbor are in some degree adequate % the proper
tons and dignity OF the figure In view OF the fact
that the American people accepted the gift OF the
statue, and then took about ten years 10 build a
PEDESTAL TO put it on, the prospect OF waiting
another ten years for the. lights with which 10
make II visible az night was not inspiring to our
national pride.
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Father Ryan continues his triumpha progress
rom parish 70 court and from court TO dungeon,
and Father slattery Is marching beside him.
When lord mayor and an archbishop Join In the
nuzans given 10 two priests for deliberately CON-
Uniting contempt Of court it begins 20 look as II
tae court were worthy OF the contempt
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The struggle in the English Parliament over the
coercion bill is at Its height and the legislatures
OF several OF the United States give voice to the
american sympathy with ParneIl and Gladstone
The English government suggests that 1t viii re-
form evils in the land system when the Irish have
been reduced 10 the humble spirit which will ap-
preciate whatever is given Them But Ireland Is
not made grateful for the present whipping by a
vague promise OF salve for the wounds Inflicted.
and TO disinterested person there is something
curiously inconsistent In providing stringent and
deSpotic regulations, even to certain extent
aDOishing trial by jury in order to suppress syrn
toms OF public discomfort at evils which are recov
nized and for which remedy is In the same breath
promised. II the evils were first removed and law
less discomfort failed to disappear, then extraor
binary measures OF compulsion might more reason.
ably be applied The conservatives have put the
cart before the horse
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A GENTLEMAN

A GrsrLEMAs
May wear seedy-looking Goat. kneed Trousers
BY the by we have stretchers to take the bulge ont ~
the knecs-but his Linen should be clean In onr
large we-arranged and attractive Furnishne-0 Goods
Department you viii find everything that ia staple
select and novel; everything, In short needed 10 Ar
up with. and at prices always consistent with veil
made and thoroughly good goods.
Wives, Mothers Sisters: We know the wants Of cara
less man. and showing large stock Of extra we'll,
made and perfect-ftting Shirts, both in white and
colors. These not cheap aucton-made shirts lint
are the kind man in any calling needs. When down
this way, viii you drop In and look at ,em Good
faithful sewing 10 trial in these Hhirts and Won
the Judge.
Neat and rich Nsckwear. Hosiery, Undsrwesr bean.
tiful Handkerchefs Collars Cuffs aud ali other s,rs
OF Gentlemen's Fixings- We name the lowest pr1cee
Don't forget this.
NOAH WALKER CO.
mh"6 625 Peunsylvania syenua
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IL Is 10 be hoped that Secretary whitney will
work as good results in giving shape 20 the ord
nance foundry at the nayy-yard as In building uu
Steel worAs within the United states upon viii ch
the republic may rely for defensive afmor Wen
have the guns and have the ships, and save our
money, TOO.
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The prostrat1on OF The Duchess OF Cumberland
resembles, In some OF its symptoms, the nervous
breakdown OF ex-Empress Carlotta of Mexico
who has never recovered from her stroke, suffered
twenty years ago. Carlotta'S insanity, however.
was the result OF the gradual in-oads or despair
upon an inordinstely ambitious mind while the
duchess OF Cumeeriand's illness has come upon
her suddenly, through a shock OF fright received
while leading very placid existence. undisturbed
by dreams OF enormous wealth and power Her
reason may be restored TO her with equal sudden
ness at any time
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While the Commissioners OF this District are
making supreme effort 10 secure a temperance
Sunday BY enforcing with extreme strictness the
law against Il1Or-seiling ON the first day OF the
week, Mayor Hewitt OF New York Is bringing
down upon bis head the 2nathemas OF the total
abstinence people By HIS petition 10 the Ie..isla-
tare In favor OF z Iaw permitting the sale OF IN
toAicantS between certain hours On sunday after
Moons A man must be very hard To suit III he cam
not md IN one or another part OF this variegaed
republic the sort OF sentiment on the liquor ques-
lion that suits him
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The New York politicians are said to be some
what exercised over Gov. HIS alleged peril
through his connection with District Attorney
Ridge"ay, OF Kings county. A little while ago
the only peril they foresaw for him the danger
OF being struck by lightning when the democratic
national convention meets in ISsS.
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WANTED-IOTS

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The most abominabie III many obnoxious fea
lures in the new Irish coercion BILL as outlined In
the cable dispatches from London Is the practical
abrogation OF the night to trial by Jury From the
reign OF King John 10 the present day this has
been branch OF the judicial administration In
England and her provinces most sacredly guarded
from assault by the crown. The cost OF trifing
with il in the American colonies COS: George III a
seven years war and an tns!orious surrender.
What its effect Will be in Ireland, IL parliament is
blind enough TO the interests OF the empire to pass
the bill as IL comes from Downing street. remains
TO be seen. There are few indignities which a.
spirited people would ordinarily be quicker to re-
sent than their deprivation OF right long enjoyed
without hindranee, TO have the accusations
against them passed upon by jury OF their
neighbors and equals at or near the scene OF the
alleged onenSe
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E1NrED CHA1z.

we have just opened 100 pieces Of these beautiful
goods which we have placed sale at the low price
1Sc.
100 Pieces Printed LINEN SHIRTINGS, one yard
wide pure linen, fast colors, 30c Actual value 75c
Great bargains in new DRESS GOODS. all wool Al
Ioc. and 81.
Bargains in BLACK SILKS at 81, slo5.
RHApAAES, SURAHS and GROS GRAINS
New stock Of Black LACE EL0UNCINGS.
New lot choice PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS.
Bargains in REMNANTS Of all kinds.
New designs in CHINA SILKS.
WHITE PONGEE, ECRU PONGEE
BEADED GRENADINES, &c.
ONE PRICE
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30 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
n. B. The best il the cheapest. mh3O
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The New York railroad commissioners report
that the heating or cars by steam from the loco
motive Is practicable and advisable, and disfavor
the use of any Kind OF stoves within the cars In
the discussion aroused by the White River Junction
disaster thequestion OF the practicabilty OF steam
heatinghas aroused the greatest controversy. Cars
are thus heated successfully on number of roads,
east and west, and economy and safety are
Claimed for this method IL is objected that while
steam from the engine may heat short trains, it
VIII not be successful in heating long trains on
the northern roads; that It fails to meet the
u detached cars In remaking trains, and that adj
dltional stops for water Will increase the time
quired to make a journey. To meet these objec-
lions IL Is urged that by the improved methods OF
steam heating long trains can be warmed well
a. snort; that detached and waiting cars: may
be heated by stationary furnaces and boilers; that
III SUFFICIENT steam cannot be spared from the loco
motive, small fire-proof car, containing indie
pendent and complete apparatus for making and
supplying steam, may be added to the train. and
that the actual practice OF certain Of the railroads
especially the Boston and Albany road, shows
that there is nothing insuperable In the Objec-
tions- The suggestion that the cars viii not be so
warm when steam beat Is used will not alarm
travellers. Under the present system OF over
heated ears the passengers are subjected to q
gentle, preliminary roasting, preparatory to an
experience OF the genuine article In case OF an
cident- The weight OF argument and experiment
seems TO favor some form Of steam heating. The
matter should be agtated until definite and salts
factory results are attained, and this should be
accomplished before change Of the seasons ena-
bies the railroads to adopt the safe and economical
solar heat as n substitute for the car stove. III
permanent security from the dangers OF the car
stove shall be secured as the result OF the recent
Vermont disaster. the victims at White River
Junction, like the early martyrs, will not have
burned in vain.
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PERSONAL.


ORIGINAL LETTER AT STAR OFFICE FOR
" yon your letter received too late, write again. Dc
". h, Star office IT
WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO BORROWED A
w picture of q naxonette from the ONCE Of Andrew
j. Joyce's Carriage Factory 4i2 18th St, Saturday,
please the Immediately. the owner has
use for it. mh2y-2t
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
NIand Answers. send 10 eeas 10 book stores or 20
q. W. FLANN, A. NJ. Ivy Institute,
mhle-lms sM. Cor 18th and X sta ".
an ACCOUNT OF TIE HEAVY DEMAND UFO1
u M prepared 10 lAy full value foe
Cent? Secondhand Clothing. Aodrses call e
jC6TH6 Old Stand, 6l0 81 NV. mil N
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The question Is now under vigorous discussion
whether kissing at a theater is reasonable ground
for the election OF the offender. Surely IL Is not
disorderly conduct, and TO become q nuisance to
the Offenders fellow auditors or spectators. The
actors have no right to complain. They invite
demonstrations OF approval, and il the opinion OF
those who pay &c hear them is sought they cannot
require diSapproyll 10 take the shape OF cold
silence, while the claque vigorously pound the
noor and disturb the air. There Is nothing in the
contract between actors and spectators which
gags the Latter unless they wish to approve. But
either applause or Kisses may disturb others
who have paid To hear without interruption
what the actors have to say Among the
spectators there should be mutual conces-
sons, and If those who disapprove will
not view as disorderly piaudits often hired which
aSitate the air more than Kisses, and which tend
TO prolong the agony of the performance then
those who approve should endure expressions OF
disapproyal from the suffering remainder or the
spectators. The system OF theater management
which threatens him who expresses disapproval
by subdued hiss with election, and imposes the
disturbance of hired applause and the torture OF
unWeleome encOres upon the cowed audience is
largely responsible for the tim.d endurance
by the American public of performances that
would not be tolerated in Europe which in thear-
Tical matters Is the real land the free and home
Of the brave. The finest acting and singing are
developed where every hearer Is an outspoken
critic where the good ELECTS enthusiastic approval
and the bad Is condemned on the spot.
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W. EXPECTED
TO OPEN OUR STORE ON MARCH 3orH
BUT HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO GET ALL
OUR sTOcKIN
WEAVE PROVIDED FOR EVERY DEMAND
THAT CAN BE MADE ONA
FIRST GLASS SHOE STORE,
AND UNTIL WE HAVE RECEIVED
ALL OF OUR STOCK
WE DO NOT FEEL JUSTIFIED
IN ASKING PATRONAGE OF THE PUBLIC.
OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN
ON
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 9Th.
AND IN 1T WILL BE FOUND
EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF FOOT
ESPECIALLY
BURT'S FINE SHOES.
ARTHUR BURT l. co.,
DEALERS IN SHOES.
mhes-tu.wfs.a. 1911 STREET NV.
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r. A 8 T E B.

THE PALAIs ROYAL being determined to have tn,
Latest and Choicest EASTER NOVELTIES, sent ON it
Buyers last Saturday TO New York.
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| 1yoR RENTING NICELY FURNISHED PLEAS
n ant, sunny Rooms. ON second floor with Table
Board. Al 500 ii W mil 50 M